public class Excell extends Tracking
The Excell operator can be used to analyse:
An Excell object may be used within the Edition operator to perform SPH equivalence calculations.
Author: Alain Hebert, Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal (2002). The embedded Fortran native application was written by Robert Roy and Guy Marleau.
Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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java.lang.String |
bc
type of boundary conditions for the collision probability calculation.
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float |
corn
maximum distance (cm) between a line and the intersection of n >= 2
external surfaces where track redistribution will take place.
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float |
cut
maximum error allowed on the exponential function used for specular
collision probability calculations.
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float |
dens
density of the integration lines.
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boolean |
medi
option related to the choice of tracking angles.
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int |
nangl
angular quadrature parameter.
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int |
nanis
order of anisotropy in collision probability calculation.
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int |
symm
index describing the rotation symmetry of the geometry.
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java.lang.String |
trak
type of tracking parameters.
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Constructor and Description |
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Excell(java.lang.String name)
Use this constructor to create a new Excell object.
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public int nanis
public java.lang.String bc
public float cut
public java.lang.String trak
public int nangl
public float dens
public float corn
public int symm
public boolean medi
public Excell(java.lang.String name)
name
- user-defined name of the Excell objectpublic void exec(Gigogne a) throws JargonException
a
- 2D or 3D geometry to analyse.JargonException